DEBUG |20231128 02:29:20|Kettenrad :: Ticking the domain object
DEBUG |20231128 02:29:20|Akeeba\Engine\Core\Domain\Db :: Iterating next database
DEBUG |20231128 02:29:20|Akeeba\Engine\Dump\Native :: New instance
DEBUG |20231128 02:29:20|Akeeba\Engine\Core\Domain\Db :: Now backing up AE348FDA-6E00-4703-AEBC-3DC973F48E1E (yquomwmy_rc210)
DEBUG |20231128 02:29:20|Akeeba\Engine\Dump\Native :: Processing parameters
DEBUG |20231128 02:29:20|Kettenrad :: Domain object returned with errors; propagating
ERROR |20231128 02:29:20|Akeeba\Engine\Dump\Native :: Database Error: Could not connect to MySQL
You have added an additional database (yquomwmy_rc210
) using the Multiple Databases Definitions button. However, you have not entered its connection information correctly. As a result, PHP cannot connect to this database, and Akeeba Backup returns an error about it.
I assume that like all of the two to three people every year who come to us with this problem, you didn't really mean to add an additional database. You probably thought that you need to add your site's database using the Multiple Database Definitions despite the documented warnings not to. It happens. If this is the case go to the Multiple Databases Definitions page and delete the extra database you've added.
Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos
Lead Developer and Director
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